Bears' defense and pitching lead to victory over defending champions

Hartford parking meters operational after a rough start

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Hartford started installing parking meters downtown back in December, when winter’s grip was beginning to cake the sidewalks with ice and snow. Even with an eight-month lead time, the new system wasn’t working properly when it officially launched last week, to the delight of some and the consternation of others. With […]

Unclear about mortgages and credit scores? This free NH workshop has answers

The United Way of Greater Nashua and Bangor Savings Bank are launching a free monthly Financial Wellness Workshop Series starting September 2 to help community members manage finances and debt.

Fiscal debate heats up as Scott pursues tax cuts ahead of reelection

Governor Phil Scott has directed state agencies to prepare the leanest budget proposal in nearly a decade to facilitate a planned tax relief package ahead of his reelection campaign.

Ben & Jerry’s legacy hits bumpy patch with latest turn in corporate saga

Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen expressed concern over recent governance changes, including the selection of three new independent board directors and plans to replace the company's philanthropic foundation.

Vermont’s population of primary care doctors is declining

A new survey from the Vermont Department of Health reveals that while the rate of decline in primary care physicians is slowing, the state continues to face challenges with provider shortages and reduced full-time hours among clinicians.